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Burlington ladies cook book & 25 secrets of success

1901

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Presented as published in 1901. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
To I g-alloii of water add 6 large ;.ctatoe3 cliop::c(i fine, 1 teacup of net, lu..ip o. ^attei ^.ize of an egg, t tablespoon of tjour, work buU-r and flour logetiitr aii'i add 1 teacup of sweet cream, ju^t before taiciug from the lire. Boil i hour.- - Or witli milk, Loil 4 large 1 « - tatocs in water until tender, drain, mash, and add ;> pints of mJlK in which have been boiled an onion and 2 stalKS of celery, season wiih salt, tablespoon of butt r , and white pepper, adding cup of cream os abovePotato Soup, cr whipping it and putting in tureen, lub throucrh puree sieve, and serve at once Soiie parboil the onions in water, then add to potatoes, and boil altogether, mas.i and add the boiling milk with a little sage, cook 15 min utes stirring all the time, and serve without rubbing- through sieve, a little butter or cream may be added but however made, it must be served as LOon as ready to be at its best. Miss Mabel B^i^^'^c i2o5 Patterson Str. Tomato Soup Take i quart of tomatoes, boil until soft, and then steam, wh^n steamed, put the liquid on to loil, and add }A cup of w^ater, i pint of milk, i t.blespcon of su- gar. >2 teaspoonful of salt, a pinch of pepuer, before adding milk add a pinch of sodaTomato Soup. Serve with cracKer, or toasted bread. Mrs E- Wagner. 321 N Plane Str. Cocoanut Candy 49 One Clip of v/ater, 2>^ cups of fine white sugar, 4 spooiisi'ul ci viiierar, u pic'oe of butter as large as an ^gg, boil until Click, about "4 of an hour. Just before removing stir in i cup of ccc ar.r.tCocoanut Candy, and lav in sir all flaten cakes en butter plntes, to cool ?,n^"I harden. Mrs Haugh. 300 Blard Str. W. Burlington. Hf;gle>s Cookies 2 cups of sugar, i cupof sweet niilK, 1 cup of butter. M ^' aspoonful of soda, flour enough to rollHegles Cookies. Use vanil- la, leinon, or nutmeg for seasoninc:. The}- are very nice Mrs Fay. 221 Sumer Str. W. Burlington Gold Cake The yolks of S eggs, 2 cups of sugar, i cup of butter, }4 cup of sweet milK, 3 cups of flour, 2 tea.^pccnsfulof E. Povrder. Flavor with orange extract. Mrs K"oPP- 1200 Plank Str. Fried Celery Boil the celer}' until entirely tender, drain it, divide into small pieces and fry in dripping until lightly biowntd. Miss fv|ellie fiangh. 1400 Plank Str. Liberal percentage paid to "AGENTS'" to take orders for CALLING CARDS, & Return Envelopes with name & Address. Qns Bree 1913 Miller Str, Burlington la. 50 Almond Cream Cake On beaten whites of lo eg;g3, sift 1% gobUts of pul- verized bugar, a goblet of fiour through which has been stirred a heaping teaspoonful of Cr. of Tartar, stir very gently and do not beat it. Bake in Jelh^ tins. For cre^mi : take a Y^ pint of sweet cream, yolKs of 3 eggs, tablespoonful of pulverized sugar, teaspoonful of cornstarch, disolve starch smocthlv with a little milk beat eggs & SQcrar together with this, add the cream ?.nd stir these ingredients in, as for any cream cake filling onl}^ mal-e a little thicker, mix % pound almonds with cream. PAlmond Cream Cakeut cake together like jelly rolls, while icing is soft and place ]^ pound of almonds on top. Mrs Qeiber. 317 Gerirude Str. Pink & White Layer Cake Pink & White Layer Cake